Diplomas to be Awarded at Central High June 8
Nineteen Central High School seniors will receive diplomas at the commencement program on June 8 in the school auditorium. A panel on postwar planning will precede the ceremony, with Principal G. D. Scott presiding and diplomas presented to 190 seniors including Glenn Adsit Carol J. Joyce P Arlene Arntsen and many others. One graduate Gordon Archie Halberg is noted as having died on March 16, 1944.
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Central High School
of la Crosse
Mavis
Johnson
William Schultz
Mane Wenzel
Vd Wardenburg
Merick Wing
Vorcationgi School
G. D. Scott
Glenn Adsit
Carol J. Joyce P. — —_ Arlene Arntsen
Verne Gorison
Alice Ruth Baardseth
Bernard C. Bachmann
Gloria Jean Bakkum
Elizabeth Ballin
June Rose Barrett
Margaret Elizabeth Bayer
Alberta Bey
Donald Eleanor Bilegen
Ray- Paul Blihorde
Lucerne
Ruth Boldt
Philip Julian Bouffleur
Ann Louise Brenner
Francis Lee Brey
Betty L. Broning
Charles Stanley Brose
Eunice Brumm
Donald Bruning
Edward S. Evanthea Cavouras
Mavis E. Christopherson
Irene Mae Couts
Sara Jane Crail
Vir Dalzell
Thomas D. Davidson
Belle Dissmore
William Albert Dittman
Elaine V. Draeger
Rodney William Dr
Naomi L. Peters
Nyle David Peters
Alfred L. Prellwitz
Wayne W. Reichgelt
John Rennebohm
Donna M. Rick
Janan E. Rieff
Frank Rieple
Phyllis Rieple
Franklin A. Rimmert
Marian E. Rochrl
Dale W. Rudy
Ralph E. Sanders
Rose Schaefer
Margaret D. Schlegel
Alice D. Sc
Carol Unnasch
Jane Elizabeth Valier
Clifford Roy van Sickle
Carl Joseph Vlasak
Jack P. Waidelich
Ruth Wallace
Robert F. Walling
Bernhard George Wardenburg
Frederick Werner Wardenburg
Betty Watts
Betty Marion Wehling
Don H. Weinberg
Marie Wenzel
Ruth Marian Wiese
Merrick Stanton Wing
Beverly Wolf
Mary Karen Woodworth
Paul Wrobel
Wynell Wunderlich
Mary Jane Young
Gordon Archie Halberg
Horse meat in London menus amid rationing
War correspondent recalls dining on horse steaks in Soho as thousands in London eat the equine delicacy for about 20 cents a pound. Don Whitehead and Anita Kahlerova join the scene as Elizabeth samples the platter and memories of racehorses surface during wartime meals.
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London
Soho
Don Whitehead
Kentucky
Associated Press
Anita Kahlerova
Whitehead
Black Beauty
Dan Patch
Traveler
Tom Mix
Tony
Frances
Kansas City
Don
Elizabeth
Lissen
Nurse Promoted to First Lieutenant in Army Medical Service
Lieut. Mabel Swendby of Finney General Hospital Thomasville Ga and daughter of Mrs Josie Swendby Strum has been promoted to first lieutenant Major Evangeline A Poyet chief of nurses at this general station Thomasville since October 1943 After Strum High School and nursing training in Eau Claire she practiced private nursing in Eau Claire for three years and nine years at Mt Washington Sanatorium She joined Army service May 1942 and served at Camp Gordon Augusta Ga before her appointment now serving in the dermatology section of the medical division
Deaths Last Night AP Briefs Boston Gloucester New York
Death notices from Boston Gloucester and New York report Captain George F. Steele 69 master mariner of the S S Perry who joined the 1925 Arctic expedition and native of Cape Breton. Gloucester actress Jessie Ralph Chambers Patton 7 noted. New York widow Mrs Charles Augustine Robinson 82 noted as national cat lady of veterans and amateur groups.
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Associated Press
Boston
George F. Steele
S. S. Perry
Donald B. MacMillan
Richard E. Byrd
Cape Breton
N. S
New York
Charles Augustine Robinson
Cat Lady of the Veterans of For
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Notable engineers and executives listed from multiple states
Reading Kansas native Charles Francis Copley 54 is named superintendent of city parks and former college and professional footballer. St Louis veteran Walter J Moulder is quality manager at Curtiss Wright St Louis plant. New York founder William Mason Grosvenor 70 of Grosvenor laboratories born in St Louis.
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Reading
Charles Francis Copley
ST. Louis
Walter J. Moulder
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
New York
William Mason Grosvenor
The
Grosvenor Laboratories
St. Louis, Mo
Whitehall-Pigeon Rod and Gun club spring party
The Whitehall Pigeon Rod and Gun club will host its annual spring party at Whitehall city hall on Thursday at 8 p m President Jack Dundas invites area sportsmen to attend to view two films on hunting dogs and fishing play cards and enjoy a served lunch.
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Whitehall
Wis
Whitehall-Pigeon Rod and Gun Club
City Hall
Jack Dundas
Cedar chest oils kill moths in storage
Readable fragments report volatile cedar oils released from a cedar chest killing a moth during storage. The incident centers on the use of natural oils to deter pests and preserve contents.
Victory Gardens Fall Short Of Goal Set By U.S. Group
Gallup survey shows the central region trails last year by 500000 families in planting victory gardens and only about 17500000 of U S families have gardens nationwide, far from the 22000000 goal set by the Garden advisory committee. Weather and late spring slowed planting, with two and a half million households planning no garden this year.
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Victory Gardens
U.S
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Gallup
National Garden Advisory Committee
U. S
Garden Committee
Victory Garden
Peterson's Ointment Advertisement Teases Eczema Relief
An old time drugstore ad promotes Peterson's Ointment for eczema itching pimples red blotches and itchy feet with a 35 cent price and money back guarantee. It claims effectiveness after one application and notes use for cracks between toes.
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Peterson
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